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La Junta de Supervisores del condado de Pima votó 2 a 1 para oponerse formalmente al aumento de tarifas del 14 % propuesto por Tucson Electric Power, y ordenó a los abogados del condado intervenir en el caso tarifario en curso ante la Comisión Corporativa de Arizona.
The University of Arizona and the City of Tucson are in talks about transferring ownership of a stretch of Park Avenue between Speedway Boulevard and Sixth Street to the university, raising questions about bike lane enforcement and road safety.
The Fox Tucson Theatre announced a $5 million naming rights deal with Hughes Federal Credit Union on June 4, the largest single gift in the theater's $26.6 million campaign to expand into a full performing arts complex by 2030.
Reproductive rights advocates, congressional candidate JoAnna Mendoza and state Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton gathered in Tucson to argue that despite Prop. 139's passage, Arizona women still face significant barriers to abortion access.
Tucson police detailed a new intelligence-led strategy to combat street racing at the May 5 city council meeting, alongside an update on efforts to reduce 911 call volume and improve emergency response times.
The Oro Valley Town Council voted 6-1 to adopt a leisure travel plan aimed at boosting visitor revenue, but removed several large-scale proposals including a performing arts venue and public market hall before signing off.
Former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona, a University of Arizona laureate professor, told UA students that cuts to global health institutions are weakening national security and accelerating the spread of disease.
El Concejo Municipal de Tucson revisó los datos regionales sobre la falta de vivienda, los cuales muestran una disminución del 4 % en el condado de Pima, junto con la pérdida de 200 camas en albergues, y recibió actualizaciones sobre las medidas de respuesta de la ciudad ante el calor.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 2-1 to formally oppose Tucson Electric Power's proposed 14% rate increase and directed county attorneys to intervene in the ongoing rate case before the Arizona Corporation Commission.
